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Early Man Exam cloned 10/28/2019
By Barbara Phinney-Gydosh
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When and who "began migration?"
B Homo Erectus; around 3 thousand years ago.
C Native Americans; 5 million years ago.
D Home Sapiens; about 4 million years ago.
A Homo Erectus; around 1 million years ago
Hunter-gatherer were nomads which means
B Men huntered for meat
D Home Sapiens; about 4 million years ago.
A Searched daily for food
C Women gatherered berriers and roots.
How do scientists date artifacts that are found?
D Home Sapiens; about 4 million years ago.
A Radio Carbon Dating
B Counting tree rings
C Native Americans; 5 million years ago.
In the Neolithic Revolution, what is one of the four impacts that completely changed the way of life?
A Domestication
D Communities
B Surplus
C Political
When was the last major Ice Age peak?
A 20,600 years ago
B 16,000 years ago
C 60,000 years ago
D 20,000 years ago
What was created in the northern latitudes by the last ice age?
B solid footings
D sheets of ice
C cookies
A stone tools
When did homo sapiens appear?
A about 400,000 years ago.
B about 100,000 years ago.
D about 500,000 years ago
C about 200,000 years ago
Who discovered Lucy's bones?
C Arnold Schwarzenegger
B Donald Johanson
A Stephan Curry
D Albert Einstein
Who was the first group to have coordinated hunts?
C Homo Sapiens
D All of the above
B Neanderthals
A Homo Erectus
When did the Homo Erectus start to disappear?
A 400,000 year ago
D 350,000 years ago
B 200,000 years ago
C 20,000 years ago
When did the neanderthal start to appear?
A 50,000 years ago
C 300,000 years ago
B 200,000 years ago
D 500,000 years ago
What is the other name for homo erectus?
D Bob
B Upright walking man
C cave man
A Handy man
What was the effect of the Neolithic Revolution?
B agricultural development
D all of the above
A animal domestication
C larger communities
Who were the people who lived during the paleolithic period?
B scavenger
D tool makers
A builders
C hunter and gathers
What does homo habilis mean and why?
D It means "technology man" because they used technology.
C It stands for "lazy man" because they were lazy.
B It means "upright man" because the stood and walked upright.
A It means "handy man" because they used tools.
What did homo habilis eat?
A plants only
B meat only
D wood only
C plants and meat
Why was Australopithecus important?
D None of the above
A They had opposable thumbs.
C They roamed the earth 1.5 million years ago.
B They were beyond the development of apes but slightly less than humans.
What is the other meaning for Homo sapiens
handy man
upright man
south ape
wise man